Exhibit This! Docs Demand Screentime Aug/Sep 2003
We devote this issue to the many permutations of exhibition, and the many issues and challenges involved.
Features
Docs by Digital Delivery: New Technologies Project a Bright Future for Nonfiction Movie Makers
Digital projection of video has been with us for...
Show Us Your Shorts: It's Easier Said Than Done for Docs Under 40 Minutes in Length
Documentary shorts (40 minutes or less) represent...
Consider the Alternative: A Coast-to-Coast Tour of Non-Commercial Exhibitors
While it's been refreshing over the past year to...
Fear No Art House! Gaining Theatrical Exhibition for Documentaries
Last year Michael Moore's Bowling for Columbine...
White Men Film 'The Blues' : PBS Project Skimps on Color and Gender
One of the most eagerly awaited documentaries of...
Dox Meet Comix in Hybrid Film: The Filmmakers Discuss the Making of 'American Splendor'
American Splendor , a feature film written and...
Big Time Reality: Size Does Matter to Large Format Filmmakers
The bigger the image, the bigger the impact,"...
Celebrating Cinerama: The Birth, Death and Seeming Resurrection of the First Ultra-Widescreen Format
"One night in 1997, I was watching a documentary...
The Audience Is the Real Winner at the Seattle International Film Festival
It's one of the longest running festivals in the...
Doc Makers Take Can-Do Attitude at Cannes
Nothing epitomizes the challenges confronting a...
Taking It to Church: 'Bonhoeffer' Packs the Pews Before Moving on to the Cinemas
In 1998, when production began on Bonhoeffer (...
Not Exactly Doing It by the Book: No 'Stone' Unturned on Long Road to Self-Distribution
Mark Moskowitz was in one of the last remaining...
Choosing the DIY Approach: The Risks and Rewards of Putting 'Asses in Seats'
For a filmmaker, there's nothing like watching...